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What is Germany's leading producer of wine?
the U.S.
Who is Europe's fifth leading producer of wine?
Portugal is Europe's fifth largest producer of wine behind Italy, France, Spain, and Germany. Portugal is also the eleventh largest producer of wine in the world.
Portugal is the leading producer of what natural export?
Port wine, cork and cod fish.
What is the worlds leading wine and spirits company?
Diageo Plc
Who is the industry leader in distilled spirits?
Diageo Plc was the world's leading and most profitable wine and spirits company, with 2002 sales of $17.2 billion and a reported 91 million cases in sales in 2000
Which state is the largest producer of wines in the US?
California is by far the largest producer of wine in the United States. Probably California as they have one of the largest wine company in the U.S (Corbett Canyon) and a of vineyards. Hope thats helped you a bit!
What decides the quality of wine?
Mother nature and the wine producer.
Who are the largest wine producers?
Constellation Wines is the world's largest wine company. Canandaigua Wine Company, Pacific Wine Partners, North Lake Wines and Batavia Wine Cellars are all a part of Constellation. Its leading brands include Alice White, Almaden, Arbor Mist, Black Box, Blackstone, Cook's, Covey Run, Inglenook, J. Roget, Marcus James, Nobilo, Paul Masson, Talus and Vendange. Jose Fernandez is the chief executive officer of Constellation Wines.
Which international beverage company did the merger of Grand Metropolitan plc and Guiness plc form in 1997?
The companies name is Diageo, which is the worlds largest producer of spirits and a major producer of beer and wine.
What is Vermont's main export?
Vermont is the leading producer of maple syrup in the U.S. Vermont produces nearly 2 million gallons of maple syrup annually.
Who is Europe's Largest Wine Producer?
Italy
What merger created the world's largest wine company?
A growing trend linking American and Australian wine industries resulted in a proposed 2003 merger of BRL Hardy, Australia's second biggest wine company, with leading U.S. drink maker Constellation Brands.
